Here Tom Brady explains why 99% of QB discussions on the internet are garbage and why he's the goat. In 5 minutes he clearly distinguishes the main difference between great QBs and average QBs without ever mentioning the one thing that most TV and Twitter NFL analysts focus on... - because that "thing" doesn't really matter if the QB is actually great at his job. See if you can spot it? This is a must watch if you love QB play. #GoFinsshow more

Talent is always a part of being a pro. But Brady is telling us it’s not about just Arm Strength or atheism. It’s about reading defenses, judgement, preparation, consistency. The stuff above the shoulders matters more than the stuff below.

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Cowturd listening to that thinking of something smart to say

Lmaoooo. Yeah, I decided to take about 8 minutes of my day and just cut him out as much as possible. It's such a shame that Brady gave this kind of incredible insight on this awful show, but it's really too good not to share, especially if you're an actual fan of QB play. 🤣🤣🤣

I can’t wait to hear him call games this season

Same. I'm really looking forward to him breaking down plays because you just know he has seen it all, and based on this interview, I'd say he has the ability to simplify certain very complex aspects of the game so even casual viewers who are unfamiliar with those specific aspects will understand.

can't believe i used to hate this man

Correct me if I’m wrong please. He’s talking about how important the pre snap read of the D is and making the appropriate adjustments.

@freeski305 Yes, he is. He's talking about his ability to do those things at such an elite level, was because he utilized military level preparation for his entire career.

Wonder how many people expect Tom Brady to go around saying "well this qb is athletic and can throw hard so he good and this qb is less athletic and can't throw as hard so he's not good"

@brandon28950823 I'm prepared for him to get a ton of hate from younger nfl fans because they aren't able to truly understand what he's talking about. That's the problem with ffb being the basis for so many young people's opinions on what makes a QB great.